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General George Washington Birthday Luncheon
Saturday, February 12th, 2022
11:30 am
Halifax United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
150 S. King St, Halifax, NC
The guest speaker will be Dr. Samuel C. Powell, PhD.
Hosted by the Halifax Resolves Chapter NC SAR and the Elizabeth Montfort-Ashe Chapter NSDAR
This is a semi-formal event, i.e. coat and tie or Colonial clothing/uniform
Please join us as we celebrate the life of one of our Founding Fathers
The Ladies of Halifax UMC will be preparing the meal.
Meals will be $15.00 per person paid at the door.
This will require that we receive an RSVP NLT Noon, Monday, February 7th, 2022.
https://ncssar.org/event/battle-of-kettle-creek/
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13 14 15 16 17 5624 Westpark Dr, Charlotte, NC 28217, USA
5624 Westpark Dr, Charlotte, NC 28217, USAhttps://ncssar.org/event/letters-from-home-in-charlotte/
The Mecklenburg SAR Presents
Our 2022 President’s Day Community Dinner
Letters From Home!Hold on to your seats! “Letters from Home,” America’s Bombshell Duo, are bringing their musical, comedy and dancing show to Charlotte to inspire patriotism into your hearts in one BIG show!
Bring your Patriotism and your singing voices!
Letters From Home brings back the style of the USO with incredible high-energy performances featuring creator and founder Erinn Dearth, and self-proclaimed “tall guy” Dan Beckmann!
Singing, tap dancing, terrible jokes and audience interaction make up a performance geared toward uniting our nation through music.
Buy Your Reservations Now via PayPal!
Adults $36 and Children $26.
A small PayPal fee will be added to each purchase.This event will sell out – so be sure to buy your reservations early!
Everybody is invited – All military – All public members – All families – Everybody!
You may be called up on stage and become the star of the show!
If you prefer to mail in your check, download the RSVP Form here.
https://ncssar.org/event/january-2021-raleigh-chapter-zoom-meeting-2-3/
Richard A. Peña
President of Raleigh Chapter
North Carolina Society Sons of the American Revolution
Ph. (919) 757-1063Compatriots please join us for the Raleigh Chapter ZOOM Meeting!
(Please onboard 15 minutes prior to start time)
___________________________________NCSSAR Raleigh Chapter Agenda:
Call to Order – Richard A. Peña, President
Invocation – Van Jones, Chaplain
Pledge of Allegiance – Van Jones, Chaplain
National Anthem
Pledge of the SAR
Welcome Compatriots – Richard A. Peña, President
Reports
Unfinished Business
New Business
Announcements
Guest Speaker – Ernest Dollar, Director of the City of Raleigh Museum. He will be speaking about Orange County as the jump-off point for the southern campaign
SAR Recessional
Adjourn
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18 19 801 Wilborn Ave, South Boston, VA 24592, USA
801 Wilborn Ave, South Boston, VA 24592, USAhttps://ncssar.org/event/crossing-of-the-dan/
Saturday, 10:00 A.M, February 19, 2022, a SAR National Event will be held commemorating the 1781 Crossing of the Dan.
Andrew Waters, author of “To the End of the World”, will speak on General Greene’s Race to the Dan.
Weather permitting, events are planned at Boyd’s Ferry after this opening program.
Musicians, David Russell and Roland Terry, will perform period music throughout this commemoration.
Please click on this Registration Link to REGISTER (BY FEBRUARY 8, 2022)
For Questions Contact: Jeff Myers, Registrar at
The ‘Crossing Event’ is conducted in cooperation with the
Berryman Green Chapter, VADAR, the Halifax County Historical Society,
the South Boston – Halifax County Museum of Fine Arts and History, the Town of Halifax, and the Town of South Boston
20 403 E Main St, Lincolnton, NC 28092, USA
403 E Main St, Lincolnton, NC 28092, USAhttps://ncssar.org/event/first-annual-george-washington-birthday-celebration/
Jacob Forney DAR and Catawba Valley SAR
Cordially invites everyone to the
First annual George Washington Birthday Celebration TeaFebruary 20th, 2022
Lincoln Cultural Center, 403 East Main Street, Lincolnton, N.C. 28092
2 o’clock in the afternoon.This will be a DAR and SAR chapter event in commemoration of Washington’s 290th birthday.
One may attend in their best 18th Century finery, or 21st Century attire. Either way will be fine. The most important thing is to attend!We will serve tea (of course), along with hors d’oeuvre (savories, scones, and a sweet) and a speaker.
We will be asking for donations to offset the cost of the function and venue. We hope everyone can attend.
Please RSVP to Ben Setser, Catawba Valley SAR –
Hope to see you there!
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Richard A. Peña
President of Raleigh Chapter
North Carolina Society Sons of the American Revolution
Ph. (919) 757-1063____________________________________________________________________
George Washington Birthday Celebration Honoring the Veterans Life CenterThe NC SAR Raleigh Chapter is pleased to invite you to attend the Veterans Day event honoring the Veterans Life Center, Butner, North Carolina, Monday, February 21, 2022, at 11:00 AM. The Raleigh Chapter is inspired and delighted to present John W. Turner, Executive Director, Veterans Life Center (VLC), with a gift of $10,000 and the North Carolina Society, Sons of the American Revolution’s Good Citizen Award and Certificate. The keynote speaker will be NC SAR President Jay A. DeLoach, Rear Admiral, USN, Ret. Executive Director John W. Turner is receiving the gift and awards for his outstanding veteran-community work. “The Veterans Life Center is a residential program designed to help at-risk 21st Century male and female veterans. The mission is to provide each of our residents with the prospect of strengthening their mental fitness and physical health, improving life skills, and providing vocational training and career opportunities.” The Veterans Life Center (VLC) helps 21st-century veterans experiencing difficulties reintegrating into civil society.__________________________________________________________________* The dress code is a blazer with a tie or Continental Army or militia uniform.https://ncssar.org/event/george-washingtons-birthday-2/
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23 24 25 26 200 Moores Creek Dr, Currie, NC 28435, USA
200 Moores Creek Dr, Currie, NC 28435, USAhttps://ncssar.org/event/battle-moores-creek-2/
The Lower Cape Fear Chapter
& The NC SAR
Invite You to Attend
The 246th Commemoration of the
Battle of Moore’s Creek Bridge
26 February 2022
10:00 am in Currie, NC
The ceremony will be held beginning at 10:00 am at the Moore’s Creek Battleground, 40 Patriots Hall Drive, Currie, NC 28435.
*RSVP FOR LUNCH!* Again this year, the ladies will be serving lunch for $10 at the Currie Community Baptist Church. Please RSVP by 19 February 2022 to attend the lunch at .
Register for wreath presentations and Color Guard participation before 12 February 2022.
If you would prefer to mail a registration,
Download the Color Guard & Wreath Presentation RSVP
March to the Monuments 
NC SAR Color Guard 
Firing Mother 28396 Nc Highway 210
Currie, NC 28435
Moore’s Creek Battleground Map The Battle of Moores Creek Bridge – February 27, 1776
The Battle of Moores Creek Bridge, fought between North Carolina Patriot and Loyalist militia forces, demonstrates the bitter internal divisions that marked the American Revolution. The Loyalists, mostly Scottish Highlanders wielding broadswords, charged across a partially dismantled Moores Creek Bridge, nearly a thousand North Carolina Patriots waited quietly with cannons and muskets poised to fire. Expecting to find only a small Patriot force, the Loyalist advanced across the bridge. Shots rang out and 30 to 70 Loyalists lay wounded or dead, including Lt. Col. Donald McLeod, who led the charge. Stunned, outgunned, and leaderless, some of the Loyalists surrendered, while others retreated in confusion.
Moores Creek is the site of the first Patriot victory in the American Revolution and the site of the last Scottish Highland broadsword charge. The victory ended British authority in the colony and stalled a full-scale British invasion of the South for nearly four years. The resulting Halifax Resolves of April 12, 1776, instructed North Carolina’s delegates to the Continental Congress to vote for independence; it was the first American colony to take such action.
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